Got some spare 2.5” SATA, SAS or SSD’s sitting around and want to use them in your desktop PC? You will need a hard drive convertor, so step forward another product from Icy Dock, this time the MB982IP-1S Hard Drive Converter.
If you have a 2.5” SATA Hard Drive or an SSD that you would like to use as a portable drive then you need an enclosure. If you want to get the fastest possible speed you need a USB 3.0 enclosure. Step forward the Icy Dock MB668U3-1SB.
We first told you about the LaCie’s entrance into the Windows Home Server market back at CES 2010, then it took until August for it to be released. Now we have our unboxing of the 5big Backup Server in preparation for our hands-on review.
Back in November we announced the LaCie FastKey USB 3.0 SSD, and I said then I wanted one – and now I managed to get my hands on one so it’s time for the UWHS hands-on review.
Paragon Software Group has just publically opened up their Early Adopter Program that will allow Windows Home Servers v1 to recognize new high-capacity storage drives. This unique software solution uses special drivers and an initialization utility that adds support for GPT hard drives. Read on to find out more about Paragon and my upcoming Friday night plans.
Last week at CES I got to blast the hell out of an IoSafe Rugged Portable hard drive with a Remington shotgun. In the same week it won Best of CES award for Storage & Networking. Co-incidence?
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Finally after years of hype and anticipation, Marvel's Wolverine is here. Can this new take on Logan, and his fellow mutants, capture the hearts...
Kingston Digital Europe today announced the Kingston DataTraveler Elite 3.0. The DataTraveler Elite 3.0 is based on the USB 3.0 standard and is an economical choice for consumers looking for fast data transfers, enabling users to store and transfer their digital library quickly.
I just got finished with a 7:00 AM tour of the Intel booth. Each year Intel shows their CPUs in the latest and greatest products and this year is no exception. Intel showed its support of Home Servers at CES 2011 by having a display with various units and demonstrations. Read on to see a few of the early pictures of the Home Server display at Intel CES 2011.
